Turkey’s gross foreign exchange reserves have risen to $61.29 billion, up from a previous level of $55.49 billion, according to the latest data updated on 26 March 2026.
The increase of nearly $5.8 billion in reserves underscores an improvement in the country’s foreign currency buffer, a key metric closely watched by investors, rating agencies and policymakers. Higher FX reserves generally strengthen a country’s capacity to meet external obligations and can help cushion the impact of financial market volatility or external shocks.
The new data point will likely factor into market assessments of Turkey’s external resilience and monetary policy outlook, as the trajectory of reserves remains central to confidence in the broader macroeconomic framework.
